Thursday, 6 June, 2013, 10:15 Posted by Piotr Drzymala
Modified matching program schedule features the experimental X-ray peaks. It was found that different types of distributions, by their different nature, can result in a variable position of the peak, which is a key parameter for us. Therefore, the decision was made to one type of decomposition - Pearson distribution in three different variations of parameter power series. If the need arises also will adjust the program doubled peak (peak Kbeta part). This was followed by the traditional method of measuring stress traditional sin ˛ Ψ at Phi = 0 and 90, and Psi from zero to 75 at 7.5 and assigned to each designated decay fit certain weight to the data and prepared charts sin ˛ Ψ by taking into account the importance of each point. Then we written a function that takes arguments crystallographic lattice parameters - default for Mg, h, k, l plane, phi, chi goniometer, i, j, k, l, tensor - the coordinates of the elastic susceptibility tensor element and the same tensor. This function prints a list: the Eulerization angles, rotation matrix around the diffraction vector of iterated angle sensor, ijkl-th element of rotated tensor. Using this feature allows you to write to the plane crystallographic data fi Chi and all the necessary components 33ij of rotated tensor with Euler angles. On the basis of these data and the values of the orientation distribution function was calculated diffraction elastic constants, weighing just rotated tensor orientation distribution function.
Wednesday, 5 June, 2013, 16:16 Posted by Marta Gajewska
In May I have returned to AA7475/AlN nano-composites produced via powder metallurgy route and tried to develop a proper heat treatment for these materials. I started with a conventional heat treatment, characteristic for the matrix alloy, which is the T6 heat treatment (solution heat treatment + artificial ageing) and then moved to RRA (T6 treatment + retrogression and re-ageing) heat treatment and its variants.
Monday, 3 June, 2013, 21:08 Posted by Zbigniew Starowicz
Lately I have been on scientific internship in Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry. During the internship I refined the annealing process of thin silver flms. I found apropriate resistance tube furnace. I performed photochemical deposition on large area using Xenon lamp. I obtained particles size change from 60 to 80 nm with increased illumination time. Thorough experiment with various concentration and time is planned on September. I have learned new faster method of preliminary surface modification based on bath in 2:1 mixture of sulfuric acid and hydrogenperyoxide. Experiment were performed with 70nm silver nanoparticles. Good particles concentration was obtained but many aggregats occured. In future I plan to compare this two typer of preliminary modifications.
Monday, 3 June, 2013, 17:55 Posted by Jakub Kawalko
In May I went to Porto to take part in EMAS 2013 13th EUROPEAN WORKSHOP on MODERN DEVELOPMENTS AND APPLICATIONS IN MICROBEAM ANALYSIS. This year EMAS workshops was organized with cooperation of LNEG - Laboratório Nacional de Energia e Geologia and SPMICROS - Sociedade Portuguesa de Microscopia. During the conference I have presented a poster on "SEM/EBSD MEASUREMENTS OF MICRO-STRAIN FIELDS IN Zn AFTER SEVERE PLASTIC DEFORMATION BY THE KoBo METHOD". Apart from presenting I have also attended multiple lectures and short presentations, most of which were concentrated on different aspects of micro-beam chemical analysis. Additionally I have participated in short EPMA course, which covered some basic knowledge on this method as well as some more advanced training with additional practical sessions with actual instrument.
PhD report (May 2013) K.Kubok
Sunday, 2 June, 2013, 14:48 Posted by Katarzyna Kubok
My activities in May: In May I had a pleasure to take the QEM 2013 curse. The workshop was held during two weeks, from Monday 13th to Friday 24th of May 2013.Place was extraordinary - Saint-Aygulf, on the French riviera. This school was devoted to advanced electron microscopy users. The lectures provided an exhaustive overview of up-to-date TEM techniques including mapping of elementals, strains and electromagnetic fields, four dimensions microscopies, and timely instrumental developments.
<<First <Back | 44 | 45 | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 50 | 51 | 52 | 53 | Next> Last>> |